This week's ALL IN P32 Open Runs featured some of the top talent from the Chicagoland suburbs and beyond. It featured players from the 2027 to the 2031 classes. Here is a sample of the day's top standouts. 

Goran Davidovic - 2028 - G - Lake Forest Academy 

College coaches will want to watch the Toronto native who is now attending Lake Forest Academy this year. There is much to like from his play with his blend of positional size at 6’4” in the backcourt, athleticism, energy, and skills. He is a bouncy guard who showed good offensive tools and can run the point. The junior showcased three level scoring ability as he was often getting all the way to the rim but can also create his own shot shooting it well off the dribble. This included hitting some tough step back mid-range jumpers and threes off the dribble. 

Eli Dillon - 2031 - PG - Oak Grove School Libertyville

From the 2031 group of the open runs, Dillon was a player who consistently stood out with his playmaking. For a player still a year away from high school, he has an advanced game highlighted by his point guard play. He is a smart decision maker with the ball who is vocal and sees the floor well. The point guard also handles the ball well plus shot it at a high percentage from the outside hitting several threes during the event. 

John Kohr - 2029 - G - Lakes

The sophomore was easily one of the top shooters of the entire event. He was effective both on and off the ball as a shooter. He showcased a pure jumper spotting up from three but also shot it well off the dribble being able to quickly get into his shot. Kohr played smart, not forcing anything, moving well without the ball, and finding good shots for himself. 

Noah Hernandez - 2030 - PG - Niles North

The 6’0” point guard was taking over at times with his great scoring ability getting it done in bunches. While he was one of the top scorers of the 2030 group, he also distributed it effectively both reading the floor and pushing the ball. He excelled as a scorer both on the attack moving well with the ball right past defenders often getting to the basket and finishing but also drilled several threes shooting it well both off the catch and dribble. He also came up big defensively which was seen on the final possession of the event with a pair of blocks. 

Owen Towne - 2028 - G - Oak Park River Forest

Towne was one of the more versatile and impactful players at the 2028 level of the event. The junior is a long and athletic guard with some size at 6’3” and a well-rounded game. He plays with good energy defensively and consistently showed a good ability to defend the ball. He was also key on the offensive side with his ability to run the point, attack the basket, and finish it strong around the paint. 

Jake Tripp - 2028 - F/C - Palatine

Throughout his time on the floor, Tripp showed his ability to score the ball at an extremely high rate. This was mainly done with his interior play with his physical tools. As well as being 6’8”, Tripp has a strong build, being able to overpower defenders and score it in the post effectively on put backs as well as on the roll with good footwork. As well, the junior post can also stretch the floor as he was consistently knocking down his three spotting up. 

Jared Van Donselaar - 2028 - F - Grayslake North

Van Donselaar is an intriguing junior with his blend of tools. As well as having good size and length at 6’7”, he has continued to develop his perimeter skills. This was shown today handling the ball including being able to take the it end-to-end in addition to passing it well. He also played with good energy and toughness running the floor hard as well as backing down defenders to the basket. He is a high upside junior to track.  

Kyle Yehle - 2027 - SF - Westosha Central

There continues to be more and more to like from the play of Yehle with his growing game that should have him on college coaches radars. He has good physical tools on the wings at 6’4” with a solid build plus a very well-rounded game. The senior greatly excelled throughout the event with both his outside shooting and his defensive play. He shot the ball at a very high percentage as a spot up three point shooter hitting several of them. On the defensive end, he plays with good energy and showed great ability as a shot blocker including blocking five shots in a single game. 

Jaxon Zovistoski - 2030 - SG - Libertyville

As well as being a lengthy 6’3” wing guard, the freshman showed a highly versatile game too. This included his ability to play big inside both defensively and on the glass along with his scoring ability. Zovistoski is a skilled and versatile scorer that shoots it well spotting up from three, uses his long strides to get to the basket and finish it strong, and shot it well pulling up in the mid-range.